Tokyo has earned the name of one of the most futuristic cities in the world with its otherworldly architecture and nightly neon glow. But Polish illustrator and digital designer Mateusz Urbanowicz has seen a different face of the city and has decided to share it through a watercolor painting series

A couple of months ago I added a post about my watercolor experience (in a few of months I’ll celebrate my first anniversary of painting with watercolor) and today I’d like to share my progress again focusing on birds. Show Full Text Why birds? Because for me it is an opportunity to get deeper

The main difference between traditional and digital art is that there is no “undo” button especially when it comes to watercolor. I have started my watercolor journey just 6 months ago. For my very first painting, I used some 6 colors watercolor set which you can find in any supermarket’s crafts

Bangkok-based Korean artist, graphic designer and illustrator Sunga Park has been travelling the world lately. What’s new about that you ask? Well, she’s been creating soothing watercolor paintings of architecture that she admires during her stay in each country. These beautiful paintings seem to

I like to imagine what happens in the forest when nobody is looking, what is hidden by tonnes of water under the sea, what mermaids sing when they are alone… Blue is my color, watercolor is my way. More info: gemmacapdevila.cat